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The investigation into its use in colonic epithelial/ macrophage co-culture suggests broader epithelial repair implications
The authors concluded that the oral nutritional supplement containing collagen peptides reduced skin vulnerability in older adults and prevented skin tears with senile purpura [33]
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Mitochondrial division entails the formation of two spatially distinct types: midzone division, which occurs in the central region of the mitochondrion, and peripheral division, localized near its terminal regions (Kleele et al., 2021)
